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Robert Bolick went for the kill in the final seconds of NorthPort’s game against Phoenix Super LPG, connecting the dagger three that lifted the Batang Pier to a 92-89 squeaker on Wednesday’s PBA Commissioner’s Cup at the Mall of Asia Arena. MANILA, Philippines – Robert Bolick went for the kill in the final seconds of NorthPort’s game against Phoenix Super LPG, connecting the dagger three that lifted the Batang Pier to a 92-89 win.
The Fuel Masters were taken by surprise by Robert Bolick’s final point total of 21 points, which included the game-winning basket.
Import In addition to his 15 rebounds, 4 thefts, and 2 assists, Prince Ibeh tacked on 19 points to his stat line.
Arvin Tolentino, who had just recently made the switch from Barangay Ginebra, finished with 16 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists in the game.
The Fuel Masters, which were being led by Jayvee Mocon, had a lead of up to 19 points at one time.
In spite of this, NorthPort was able to mount a comeback in the fourth quarter and ultimately defeat Phoenix.
Mocon finished with 24 points for the Fuel Masters, and Kaleb Wesson, who was sent in as a reinforcement, contributed 14 points.
It was Phoenix’s first game since losing Metthew Wright, who had joined with Kyoto Hannaryz of the Japan B.League shortly before the match. In addition to that, it lacked the contributions of an injured Jason Perkins.
The totals are as follows:
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NORTHPORT 92 — Bolick 21, Ibeh 19, Tolentino 16, Sumang 15, Santos 10, Balanza 6, Ferrer 3, Salado 2, Dela Cruz 0, Chan 0, Calma 0, Taha 0.
PHOENIX 89 — Mocon 24, Wesson 14, Serrano 10, Tio 10, Jazul 7, Camacho 7, Muyang 6, Lalata 4, Garcia 4, Rios 3, Lojera 0, Adamos 0, Robles 0.
12-28, 37-37, 61-65, and 92-89 were the scores for each quarter.
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